Last Updated on September 7, 2022
BeerSmith is a feature-laden home brewing software.
The program is built on wxWidgets platform.
BeerSmith is commercial software. There’s a free 21 day trial available.
Features include:
- A streamlined and updated user interface that hides unused fields and customizes views and reports to the task at hand.
- Support for Mead, Wine and Cider (and Beer) including hundreds of new ingredients, new styles and tools for making these beverages. Support for juices, fruits and honey in any beverage including beer.
- The water profile tool and mash pH adjustment features are now fully integrated into the recipe builder so you can manage your water profile as well as water salts and mash adjustments right in your recipe.
- Temperature can now be adjusted for individual whirlpool hop additions.
- A ton of new data including popular hops, malts, fruits, juices, honey, style guides for mead, wine and cider.
- Folders in the cloud and more cloud space for most users making it easy to organize, backup, share and use your data online.
- A secure connection to the cloud for both desktop and mobile to protect your brewing data and recipes.
- Boil adjustments for high altitude brewers, adjustments for sparge water profiles, new session tools and features for brewers of all types.
- Match beer styles – choose from nearly 100 beer styles in our extensive BJCP style guide.
- Internationalization support.
- Cross-platform software – runs under Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows. There are also mobile versions for iPhone and Android.
Website: beersmith.com
Support: FAQ, Tutorials, Forum
Developer: Bradley J Smith and contributors
License: Proprietary
BeerSmith is written in C++. Learn C++ with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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